Earth Defense Campaign - 2668

Earth Defense Campaign
Part of Terran-Kilrathi War
Date 2668 Location Sirius, Sol Sector Sol, Sol Sector Result Kilrathi advance towards Earth thwarted, Pyrrhic victory for the Confederation
Belligerents
Terran Confederation Free Republic of the Landreich	Empire of Kilrah
Commanders and leaders
Admiral Sir Geoffrey Tolwyn President Maximillian Kruger Divisional Commander Duke Grecko	Crown Prince Thrakhath nar Kiranka
Units involved
Third Fleet Landreich Free Corps	First Fleet of the Claw Second Fleet of the Claw Fourth Fleet of the Claw Fifth Fleet of the Claw
Strength
Third Fleet TCS Concordia (flagship) TCS Moskva TCS Leyte Gulf TCS Verdun at Earth: TCS Ark Royal TCS Lexington TCS Saratoga Landreich Free Corps FRLS Blitzkrieg (flagship) FRLS Normandy FRLS Tarawa	Jukaga Cruiser group, Hakaga Carrier group at Earth: 10 Kilrathi cruisers 5 Hakaga heavy carriers
Casualties and losses
Verdun and Moskva lost Concordia badly damaged Lexington crippled Duke Grecko KIA. Several cities of Earth destroyed by anti-matter rockets with massive civilian casualties.	Baron Jukaga nar Ki'ra KIA

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Overview

The Earth Defense Campaign of 2668 was the Kilrathis attempt at settling the conflict once and for all by launching a massive invasion Confederation space with Earth as it's final target. The assault was built around the newly constructed massive Hakaga Fleet Carriers. The Confederation hastily rallied it's fleets and attempted to halt the advance at the Battle of Sirius but is forced to retreat with catastrophic civilian losses. The remainder of the Confederation fleets made a last stand at the Battle of Earth and finally managed to rout the Kilrathi Hakaga-fleet. Before that, Earth had been critically damaged by anti-matter rockets. In the end the campaign resulted in a Kilrathi tactical defeat but the Confederations infrastructure was critically damaged with massive civilian casualties and it's defence fleets crippled.